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I want to use Redis non-blocking with Tornado. How I should use the Redis code using tornadis to achieve max number of connections. I had used the tornadis and with WebSocket handler, I inherited the Redis based pub/sub client inside a class and in the main loop we created the instance of a class. but it decreases the numbr of connections with a huge amount. how we should configure?
If there is a way to connect to Redis via UNIX sockets instead of TCP then it worth it to switch over. We had a busy e-commerce site with heavy Redis usage and we saw a 4-5x(!) performance improvement during testing situations with a high number of concurrent requests.
I know that the probability these days is rather low to have such a scenario where you have Redis and the app on the same host (and thus the ability to connect over UNIX sockets). But if that's the case, it's definitely worth it.
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- Websockets20
- Simple17
- Asynchronous14
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